Survivalists need to know how to make this hobo stove when they have to bug out!
When a collapse occurs, it probably won't be safe for you to stay in your home. This means that you will have to bug out to another location or live off the land.
Most of us will probably have supplies in our bug out bags to help us make a fire so we can cook food. However, this process may take a long time.
That is when having a stove made out of a tin can also known as a hobo stove will come in handy. You will be able to start enjoying a meal in no time at all!
To learn how this hobo stove is made, please head on over to the next page and check out the video.
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Joel Nettles
I’ve made a few of these. The do work. The tin can is kind of hard to work with so try to find the thickest ones to use. Mine never come out looking good or pretty but it’ll do. They tend to use a lot of fuel so be prepared with a large amount of small wood.
I love it, I’ve seen this one before. It’s a cool concept.
Use a magnifying glass and the sun to start your fire
Or your glasses
Hahahaha, leave my thick glasses alone!!
Jason Beduhn
If you put a 1 pound can un tge center if tge 3 piund can.
Fill dirt around ariund it it will alsi act as a heater that will warm leanto pretty effective
So when SHTF we’re going to have a dremel?
“pump drill”
just put a modern chuck on it and go to town.
Bryson Drummonds
Tin snips and a punch will work just fine. I’ve made several over the years and they are never preatty but they work and that’s the important part.
Great idea
screw pretty – in a SHTF scenario, useful is important, not pretty
I hear ya! All it’s gotta do is work.